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Specialists Are Experienced bv- ',,,,,x MH. SAMUELSON Mrs. Blair cmd Mrs. Re-iidexnick. Mr. Paul A. Samuelson, our principal, guides the general policy of the school and is primarily responsible for anything which takes place in it. As principal, he has the duties of being the official repref sentative of the Board of Education and of carrying out the rules of the Board. Mr. Samuelson operates on the premise that the function of the school is not to do things for students, but rather to help the students do things for themselves. Miss Florence lohnson, our school nurse, takes care of students who bee come ill during school hours. If it is necessary, she excuses them from school. The nurse also admits students who have been absent because of illness and makes home calls whenever it is helpful to do so. Mrs. Leila Bendernick, our librarian, and her assistant, Mrs. Mary Blair, acces- sion new books and help students find reading material for class work and for personal enjoyment. The librarians also train and supervise a group of students who assist them in the library. Evelyn Bill and Miss F. lohiison K 'K hi R A . ws-inns B ' Page lO I iw
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Teen-Age Needs Are Their Concern Z t Mitzi: 'Fudd rind Bcity Worst Mr. Eddis E, Ianes, our assistant prin- cipal, has the responsibility of arranging class schedules for teachers and stuf- dents. He must also approve new pro- grams and program changes. Students who desire to he excused from school must make arrangements with Mr. lanes beforehand. One of his most important duties is handling student discipline which requires a great deal of skill and hours of time. Another of his duties is the supervision of the halls. Miss Erma Todd, Edison's visiting teacher, devotes her time to making per- sonal contacts hetween the home and the school. Through her guidance many students, who are discouraged about their school work and wish to drop out, are persuaded to remain in school. Mrs. Nellie Alm, chief clerk, directs the office staff and makes appointments for Mr. Samuelson. Miss Ruth Lehowits, attendance clerk, keeps a record of ah- senses. Others on the staff are Miss Ethel Heller, hook room clerk, and Miss Mary Komarniski, credit clerk. Miss Holler, Miss Konnnn MR. IANES iski, Miss Lcbowits, Mis. Alm Page ll
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